in the galleries

In the Galleries - "When planning this show, we noticed that in the works we wanted to show, there contained some sort of relationship between the artist and the subject. They were all very different from one another," Skarstedt told us.

In the Galleries - "Our Wild Life exhibit is meant to inspire because life on a La-Z-Boy is far from wild. Unless, of course, you own the stock as 2020 sales were 1.7 billion," Andrea McCafferty and Kat O'Neill said.

In the Galleries - "There is a wide range of how photographers use photography today and how photographers have been using photography for decades," Caroline Deck, Phillips Senior Photographs Specialist, told us. "Warhol would use them as source material for his portraits."

In the Galleries - "The virtuals have been great. The artists really enjoy it, and at this time due to COVID, we are not doing our traditional shows," Milne told us.

In the Galleries - "We are so excited to welcome and support a new group of artists through this program," said Anthony Madonna, Guild Hall's Patti Kenner Senior Associate for Learning and Public Engagement.

In the Galleries - "I am thrilled that our organization is feeling such a sense of community," Paul Dempsey shared.

In the Galleries - "It's an extraordinary opportunity to integrate art into everyday life, to surprise viewers with the realization that the confections are inedible, and to take them on their personal journey of free-associations with the disparate elements integrated into the 'baked goods,'" Banks told us.

In the Galleries - "The origin of Saint Valentine's Day is not a very romantic story," declared Richard Baron, Chief Curator.

In the Galleries - "Here we are these years later and under extreme circumstances with our sixth installment having exhibited more than 200 artists," Patton Miller noted.

In the Galleries - "I'm pleased that we continue to offer plein air tours in the Meadow for our audiences to learn firsthand about the artworks in Field of Dreams and their creators," reflected Corinne Erni.

In the Galleries - "As a celebration of both Guild Hall's 90th anniversary and the centennial of the Village of East Hampton, Student Art Festival 2021: Past-Present-Future looks at both our shared past and an imagined future," Madonna told us.

In the Galleries - "I think with all the isolation, fear and anger that has grown in this country (and world) people have a lot to say and that what this platform is for," Karyn Mannix said.

In the Galleries - "Some of the most ambitious artists, ceramics and furniture makers throughout the 20th century were really trying to take their medium out of craft and bridge it with art," Design Specialist Kimberly Sorensen told us.

In the Galleries - "It is indeed a great pleasure to present this evening with the artist Jim Dine, known worldwide for inspiring public works that have astonished and delighted generations of viewers," saidAlicia G. Longwell.

In the Galleries - "Carpe Diem has been the battle cry since 30 BC. Give or take," Andrea McCafferty and Kat O'Neil shared. "The Roman poet Horace used the term to express the idea that one should enjoy life while one can. Imagine such insight without any of the modern advances of toilets, TV's, anything apple, cars, bars and the internet."

In the Galleries - "We look forward to opening the doors for to the community which has supported us over the years," Paul Dempsey noted.

In the Galleries - "Abstraction is one thing, passion is another. Artist William Quigley exhibits both in every single painting he does, and he does both of them perfectly," Keyes relayed.

In the Galleries - "We've know each other since the 70s and the theme of Goddesses in our work has woven in and out separately," East Hampton's Amy Zerner told us.

In the Galleries - "The gallery is pleased to show four important artists - all who have roots locally in the Hamptons," Christine Berry noted.

In the Galleries - "The works displayed cover landscapes through modern art, sculptures, paintings, photography, and glass," Mary Milne said. "I think many of the artists are looking forward to reigniting the many friendships they have made meeting other artists as well as visitors at these shows."